This document discusses the debate around violence in video games. It provides background on the history and evolution of video games from early arcade games to modern console games with improved graphics and longer gameplay. As games became more violent and realistic, some argued they were corrupting children by desensitizing them to violence. However, research on links between violent games and real-world violence has been inconclusive. The document examines several mass shootings and analyzes the perpetrators' interests in violent video games, but does not find definitive proof that games caused their violent acts. It concludes by stating the author's view that games are just entertainment and not solely responsible for violence, though they may not be appropriate for young children.